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Are you concerned about the exact timing of the bullet hitting the cardboard, or are you concerned about whether or not the bullet hits the cardboard? I think y
by allears 4y ago
Are you concerned about the exact timing of the bullet hitting the cardboard, or are you concerned about whether or not the bullet hits the cardboard? I think you don't mean 'when' the bullet hits the cardboard, but 'if.'
Probably you can use the motion of the target as an indicator, as detected by some kind of sensor.
- sn_master 4y agoKnowing the timing would be nice to add a competitive element, but is not required at this early stage. The problem with motion of the target is that once few bullets hit the same spot, the bullet would end up travelling through those holes and won't impact the cardboard which would trigger the sensor underneath. It's not a major concern with .223 but can certainly be a pain for the larger 9mm bullets. Assuming we'll ask the user to shoot only a few making a sensor a viable solution, do you have something in mind?